Never ask a pc what chain has been left unflat. The pc cannot see a chain but he can see a picture. Hence pictures or masses are asked for per HCOB 5 June 1969.

A TA can be high at start of session due to a chain in restimulation. The appropriate somatic would normally read well on assessment and the TA would come down with Std R3R to F/N and erasure. If the TA does not come down and the pc goes anaten in session then the assessment was incorrect and the pc probably has previous unflat chains. The auditor action is to end the session and send the folder to C/S. If the Case Supervisor by folder inspection finds an earlier unflat chain he orders it be completed. If no unflat chain is found by folder inspection the C/S orders assessment of pictures or masses left unflat, the somatic found, and the chain run to erasure by R3R. If this doesn’t work send the pc to Review for ‘GF to F/N then GF 40 and handle’.